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UNCLASSIFIED ACP 137 (c) The text offline: followed by the LDIF file name in format of a data file which will be provided to the receiving nation via an offline, out of band mechanism (e.g. hand carried CD-ROM). d. The third line will contain the text type: followed by the replication type (initial for initial, incremental for incremental, or verify for verify). e. The fourth line will contain the text nation: followed by the ISO 3166 two letter country code of the sending nation. f. The (optional) fifth line will contain the text area: followed by a number (0-99) as specified in paragraph 445. If the line is absent, a replication area number of 0 is assumed. g. The sixth line will contain the text sequencenumber: followed by up to three numbers (0-9999) and a 40 ASCII character hexadecimal hash value as described in paragraph 451, of which only the first must be present unless segmentation is being performed, each separated by :, as follows: (a) (b) (c) (d) Datafile Sequence Number (DSN). Segment Sequence Number (SSN). Highest Segment Sequence Number. Hash checksum for the complete (unsegmented) file. h. The (optional) seventh line will contain the text schemaversion: followed by a character sting containing a leading alphabetic character followed by one or more digits. These comprise the ACP 133 Edition character followed by the point release number. i. The (optional) eighth line will contain the text # format: followed by the type of data file (LDIF for the default LDIF format). If the line is absent, LDIF is assumed. j. The (optional) ninth line will contain the text compression: followed by the type of compression used (if any). none and ZIP are the only values initially supported. If the line is absent, no compression (none) is assumed. k. The tenth line will contain the word hash: followed by a 40 ASCII character hexadecimal representation of the SHA-1 hash derived from the attached LDIF file. In the case of file segmentation, this hash is for the file segment attached to this message. l. The eleventh line will contain a separator consisting of the string #&$#&$, to indicate that no information beyond this point should be read by systems 5-3 UNCLASSIFIED Original
UNCLASSIFIED ACP 137 automatically processing the message. In this way, any nations that automatically add additional security markings or other information to outgoing or incoming emails can do so without affecting the Griffin DS Control Information. 511. In the case where optional lines are not included, a blank line should not be inserted. DATA FILE HEADERS 512. Where allowed by the data format used, the first lines of the Message Body Text up to but not including the hash line, should appear at the start of the data file to allow the two to be correlated if they become separated, except for the minor differences as noted in paragraph 514. The information will be held in the data file as comments, in the case of LDIF files consisting of a Hash character (# = 0x23) followed by a space (0x20) character in the following format: a. The first line will contain the text # classification: followed by the classification and releasability information. b. The second line will contain either: (a) The text # filename: followed by the LDIF file name in format described in paragraph 505 or (b) The text # url: followed by the Universal Resource Locator (URL) of the location on the web site from which the file may be downloaded or (c) The text # offline: followed by the LDIF file name in format described in paragraph 505 of a data file which will be provided to the receiving nation via an offline, out of band mechanism (e.g. hand carried CD- ROM). c. The third line will contain the text # type: followed by the replication type (initial for initial, incremental for incremental, or verify for verify). d. The fourth line will contain the text # nation: followed by the ISO 3166 two letter country code of the sending nation. e. The (optional) fifth line will contain the text # area: followed by a number (0-99) as specified in paragraph 445. If the line is absent, a replication area number of 0 is assumed. 5-4 UNCLASSIFIED Original
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